The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-15 00:00:00

0 1 0( J 11, •.• •• • • • ( 11 A • ' 4ncl. tstb,sitp4ant„. I .sontt i this dispatch by t 4 , id d e - C imp, Captain Burgh, to whom I I/eg to!er:Yout Iprthhip tor aay fu-Lther details,, and rec°rnruend hill to.your Lor+illiP's P.otice• .: I have theJonour tube, (Signed) WELLINGTON. !tet t! , . the'l the Islumbeeof. -- Killed, •Wounded, and Missing 0 .1 1. Lord 11 . 1 )" tattier the. , Command a ,Lieutetiant : qer t r h . e , telicti I , 3 “ ) ulit Welio‘rigton...K.B. in the advance o h 4iici • rstiny towards•rhe pbalt.on of 41usaeo, on the zst , 4 t1f, , .... c e ,.. 1 .1. Sept. b Lb I). • 11' l ith ti s L t ait : —1 Capta,n, w ou n de&. - : . an iig'n Dragoo ns — I tior; killed ; t. Seije2nt, 2 rank % " i , 4 horse s , wounde d; . 3 rank and file, 7 hotses, w ou ,lit Dragoons —2 IrJrses, killed ; t Cornet, 4 horses, Ist l i ta ktl ; 4 rdiik and 'file, 3 horses; missing. . Seri t u k"'s King's, Cellll , ll Legion . 2 liolse*, killed ; t. , l ot m t , 3 rank and tile', 4 liot.es,. wounded. je - , '" , S horses , kitten t C.41)4,11, 4 1 Cornet, 2 ; Ser,, —4l 's. ; rank and tit:, 12 horses , wounded; 7 rank *l.ci tiLeto horsesoutsstog: •'... . • 19t11 po„, .Nantes of, aptain Hgey, Wfi Deputy- Asta,:ers wounded. . • . il } -- C, pssint- Adjutant-Ge. er d ;.: 16 1114 , 1 * vetely. 611 t Dragloons— Cornet Keating, slightly. • C. sT EW A ItT, Maj..ien. and Adj.. Gen--. Litt 6f „.. • UN-- '' tli cets Killed, Wounded, And Misaing•of the Apny 114,7 tile Command of Lieutenant-General Lord Viscount co,,,.N'till, K. B • le the Actirin with French Army. 4 .:; 4 41 t ,,, vkit oy via' saw' .Nlassena, in the position ot liu. ,on tile zyial ut befit. Aro: . •`-'''' ''• ' • ' 1 ' ht B att .. Killed. 1. '* 45th Foot -Major . Smith, Captain Urquhart, and :eo,_nan,. t O . .744. v .e usely. . 14 la °o t-Eosigii WillianlSs, . " . oatt a B th Foot- Lieutenant Henry johnton. lit . h at , Wounded. .•. ~. ... lor t , „ir , 52d Foos-Lieutenant-Colonel Barclay,, ,slightly.. .11 ,° °t-Lieutettaiii-i...ol•mei C. Canipoeli, ' Assistant.; - 434 otant4Avetierdlilditr4)•-• td C ht— Captain Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Aid-de-Camp 44 }Joi n t.. weliwgied" ditto. . ... - , , i . 1' i i ' • 1 . • of Twecddiae, Dcputy -4d,...1.14!t.5. -......finistli o arvis ., .. . _ 1 4 le a u . t3l. ' `,!uarter.Nlaster-Ge..eriii, ditto: ' A ' id- de-Canip t o Sir t i ;i 4 31 . 11 Foot -Captain George 1- '!tbt 9 " l, -• I st 1 . 4 4 ,,,,u• Silencer, s.igiitiy. 1 4 Li ~ •Itii root —LlCLitcll.llt Mart. ditto.. , - , zd'11, 4 , 4 , • 9til Foot -Lieutenant Lindsay, severely:. . 24 . -•'• 2 4th Fuot,-Laptain Nleachan,rsiigntly. ist . . tt. jatli oot -Lutr•int Mill,r, unto. -1 1141 t• '-lstl t i Fool ic M -a n jor 4.; wyn, severely ; Lieutenants 14t l it, 1 1 ' dild rylcr, ditto; Licut:oant Anderson, slightly. t4t L t • `4 o tll PooMajor Nipier, seirercly. att., sad l'oot -Ciptitintelant-L George rv . awer, Tightly; Lieu- Wood (lino. Sth l i•ltt. b ot h , ' , • ionel Williams and Cap_ t ;o „ ~, root -Licuteihmt.so , , - •,,riorews 'tutu • - LlCtite./14lItS June and r.ixiaeui, ie. . t • ei „ , , , N I , ,J i mcoieriant f rar.ecinv, vigart y. - 14 ii :'' ,, t I.iutenant Careli, 4 ever,:ly • act i s4 ' l ll ,- 7y; h 1.001 Cat.tain i/ouglas; Mit°. I st . I,'• 6 .) -1 r irK/t --L.P.:4W wilt Coithu tst,• lightly. I v '',. 4. t, 4 3:1I koot,-M4jor Silver, severely, since dead . ; i "10r- M i t; regor arid Laptain M•Dcrinott, severely ; Cap . - , • :1041.)alsy and Bury, slightly ; LlCtiteitlittl, I . ltLpittr64.lc 1, t 11 , 4 Nicisie, and 1 nsign Leonel, severely. I li la tt • 61 III,: Lim:11:11;1;es Cs et utiot Legion -7 Lietttenattr r.►• a t i,. rL.. soiirily. h - 1 . ` 1 "illto -All.ir Wurinb. ditto. . . -,: a‘liiikid. ad Li6ht Mu. , -Lieutenant Stoltc, severely. Ist B. Missing. 44, 79th Foot - Captain .k,..C4ineron.. ket t ........... ~ ir " of the Number of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of !..y,`ttilty unner to e Cum 'it mat of Licuteilatit-i..ein:ral I.- t i Vitienunt Weiiington, K It in the Action with tilt ail ^ l,l h, Lwow-41141,n by Nl.tiblui Nini:iola jriiiii.c "'pKt 10ic,..), in . Wu pu 4 ition ut liva:itu, tm th e 2.71,1 ut , ~ . Cy, Head-quarters,-Coimbra, 3ofit ScP!• Seaff-.2 Lacutcuaut•Lolonels, aptains, wounded. Artillery -1 rank dad file, wounde 1. out tarttil.:ry - 1 rank. and tile killed; t Scrjeant, and 81e , %vOlincicti. i 214 lout rtillery rank and file, wounded. 2,; 8 44 st tout-2 rank and me wounned. Tt. it t not t rank anu file, ki.led ; i S'erjeant, tal alc; :)ie, wounded. 2 .: 111 • 7th L oot -i rank and tile, killed'; 1 Lieutenant, 14t rat and tie, wounded. 3'll Foot--s ran k and tile. killed; I Lieutenant, t 2(1 f'i" , lll, 1,7 rank-and-tile, wowttled. Zvii Tn.,t - Batt. 3':11 Serj.ant, '.l rank and ti le, killed; t h "tqiitty. , 17 4.411; vc,' toot z erjcal,ts, 1 Druininer, 3 tal.k rSt . , 14 1 (,• i3tl Foot - Serjant, 7 rank and lilt., w.nnided., ;I.:" • ~5.n F o ur- t act...11,1am.. ',Lieutenant, s;;:le,4tlt, 2t rank and lie, ktllett ; .3 Lieuiendilt., 1._6 raiik ,144.1 tile, wows:led . ; 12 i.4)1: - a n 11 ' 1 " • • . . 1 4t sltii Foot I Major, w•-unti e d killed Li at; sza +OOE—; aittt fflit:.; a Captatt , I l e " 1 "44nl, 1 ,, ra,.k and aiie, wounded. c t boo, f oo t, 3 rank audJile, ki.11,0; .1 Lieutenant ii `?* `I. 1 (...aptaii., 3 1.-izatenants, ib rank ? Ina tile, 74ti, tale, - •1 tnasa:gsi, 6 rtlik :killed ;- I lieutenant. z, nulk tile, wounnen ; latik filc, • 1s .g. _ • ra „l,t'• 79th Font -7 k anti file, killed; I Captain, 41 1.1.--"^iissia "du ti , e, unai ded •• a Cay.,in, v rati. and Ale, $ .4.!t, 63d. I out— t !..ieutenant, 1 Drunitn.:r, i.rank and v%o,iined Ar"tt ,, SSi.la Lieutenant, Serjeunt, 16 rank and ai c killed ; z Nt..jocs, 3 k.:Jilt4lllS. 2 l.ir.tateilaitt, t Lit- . a Jeri e ,,,,, u , 91 ,: rgi & and 'fiie.Wout i ded 1 41111,' t sl b r at , 95111 Fork -9 ; 4 Serjeards, - ts t elltruer ,27 rank oio. file riun"ed• • • ut tfe Line Kin Garnan Legion -3 lank and - fi ,e i b tt . j "r(I; 1,0.4 atilt tile m,;.cAtticied• • • ie c. l'lllent Ist itatu JO jc:Ala killed ; 1 Selje;1111, t ,,• 14, .k and nil., wounded - ; I St:rje4lil., 2.! Wilk • 4 1 ditiii -A tank-and tile, , tilled; '1 Lieutelairt;':.i Ser-• i Zto s rank and -woumled. iti tt •GI the Line ditto t :-eijeant, 2 r.;nk'and file ; 1 4 - ' 4: : . i'.lvr i 6 rauit,4fifi wraia,n.tea4.; 1 . 2111 i ;11111.411e. Sth ciit • • hi,. to. ditto-. 1 rani - and fill killtd ;'•t - Serjearit, 8 rant- and )!1-,: wound e d. alto, • ditto-t Serjeant; ~ > rank and hie, woundtd otai i - I Major, r Captain, 2 o t,ieuten . .tits, Ser. .ean t • 97 rank and tile, killedLieuieliatit:Cdkliels, 5 j rk ers, to Caiitliiii4t;';=ro , Lieliteir.,ll4, "1 Lamixti, 11 ,4 7, 3 Urn 4 1 4 (sal( wouiu,e‘i ; Cap - • 1 Jerje...., Zy rat,l; and - • • N ;4 1 4 :; 1 ,,, -61:1,1'y ART, (..01,;no &djt Gen: Atl 1i rhe Officer and returned Missing are upPused „, • vvar - • • of Kilted Wounded, - M m ;Missing, oat's of of l'o,ttoguirso.iquy,.nr9ilt. ;711 . ! ut : ScpteTbcr, 11: 41- 4 CaptAins Subalterns, 'SO'ilt:lttit, Lhummer, IV,..;,rank am .tz . • • . -7 . •:•• ''• ' tk" 1 0-... _Coionel, t Dtjajor, .t . Captitiati, 18 Subalterns, r:' e rJeittits; 47 t ii n kihtt the , .. i e 5 . ra ,. .. 11 , 1, a n d ti . t ititFs and. ni4„sin g —; ScriCantS • 4' S r i z, prigkitttina ttils4lDl4 so. trWith respea to the number...of wounded in the ti tl lch Army,,,, i we,.ha ll e w posit* jniortn4!ion Il avPa. however, been ,eatitliates.l, apdwe think t ! L ii great probability, at, 8000 men. tike i ~ ha rmy ihe.propartion of ,he : wounded to the . 11„ 4 was rat. C: more than fiur to ()he; the 1 4ki rte43 k:fie Army pt ilt1:121130Ie Iha. fiVe . 10 one an d wouudeci oi the whole 4111e4 . . . Army, t 1 lattqr were to tlie former in 11,e propor tion ol five to one, Now, that the. Fiencb ~4f30 men killed is unquestionable, because that number was buried by our troops, and if the wound.. • • ed bore the. sauce: proportion to tilt/ killed tbat-'ll did it the English Army, they must"have rather ex . ceeded 800 a men ; but if we form our calculation from the comparative numhers or killed and wound d in, the whole AllietrArtny, 'then the French must' have . had about 1 - 0,000 men wounded. \Ve unuerstatid .that 1.0111 WELLINGTON , • cienily exi:eited that t l he French would risk - another , , „ attack. MAStilliVA ,e,tins to have no other A. alternative left, amt he mus i c make the attempt, al tuotigh, alter the result of his first expeihneut, he hate very little hopes of success. H. cannot ' remain in hi; present position fur want of provisions, he cannot retreat 'Without exposing hitoself to the vindictive rage . ol BUONAPA RTE. He thereturemust make the attempt,. though, if he does not succeed in defeating Lord WELLiNGTON, we think he must inevitably lose the greater part of his army. We may theretore daily expect to hear of another engagetnent, and we trust that we may, without being deetned too sanguine, predict a result equally favourable., . There W4s.Ppart of Lord WELLINGTON'S ,Dis patches that:, we read, with great pleasure, xiz., his account ot_ the exellerrt conduCt of the _Portugye .e. se.. troops. When W Q ,, refle4 how la . ely they . kave been embodied, how little service th9?, ; ha-ve, - , seen, and how completely the . chars ter has . . been lost in Portugal for, many years past, .we aniwt. but look with admira tioa at the condui..t of these men. We:pugAtt at tho same tiive to add our highest praise_to.ttiose Bri tish Officers, by whose indetatiy ; able exertions they were formed and discipinted, and by whose mating elatnple they were led to victory- 4 . thelVessenger from Morlaix.Saw the Cartel re turn ,to that piece, as is supposed, to bring back Mr. • NIACKENZI6, in s.ase the French should, nut ' th;nk tit to be:wore leasonable4o their demands; one of which i ..we unaergand, is, the monsoons propo.mion, that .17,000 Ifinoverians, who capitur lated to t-e French tiduover, should be consider . ... ed ut and . exchanged ag,iinst . 17,000 . French in Englund. The 154itsti c;overtt- Went, it seems, are willing to ;wont . 2, or, we be, neve, even 3000 of them. to be exchanged, that be ing tht estkinatedtininber.ofthose,troops that . may be ,supposed ty.have entered ate service.— Thul.„ for the itnines.li tie release of 12,000 Briti 3 l, tiderßs auJ prt,oners in Fiance, and 3000 vel t iani, the Fe etch would on inn binauhatieuusly 15,000 of Oven countrymen. • Itesterdity 'morning the- KING, the Dukes 'of Y.o ILK . a nd t.41411411:Ge, PriIICL - tSeS AUGUSTA 'and &Wl'. 1 , accri)istut:d uj. Lauy ELY alld Mks GoLtcs woa , Cietteri 1-:Etzao4, and I.‘llof NICE, Went 6:, 'and brim! a m6n plt!achtt , l by tip: INGBY, ti 001 . 14 COF. C11.1V. : 10, V. 1 aud ahem:A(li returned the ' • The P,ittce of WALts Was so far recovered frdm his attack of tie..gout on Satur.day, as to take au ant i vrsit the Ptincess,.Am ELL A. lOC IhllveS 01 YOB*. and CA MBIZI DGE . Went to AuAusta I.;‘;agre to vi•it mi.! Pt i-cess AghLLA: We Have leot rs It ofn oar stjuadrvit in t be Gulph of Finland, which is blockading - the lAussiatt.tteet at dater! Sett. 11. "L'he lave 11uL• tlitt;a 1lAi" line of bathe drips this seiison 1,.•w togates have been pui into a state lot seivii2e," TAU • they rtae,oevec.shesveri sny injention : pt putrin4 to sea.* in.t• P iqcess Caroline,, Resuhi:oll :fli«o:uur, ','Stiitely; rind lAitre,' the the si4S r:ti 'the ITrt, are carted the .S•itepian . stiehniton by the rest of the t 1 -.et, 'as -t.4e .Bussiitus teasenever given Iberia 414 thing to do very tistl.2 comrAtKietiort ith th'etu. Sir I A.t4 ES S'AU iqAti is ifl - Honro Bay, Sweden, with a part of the fleet: They:eipecti:to dovrti- Oie , :titilt.this month. • ' , The DRtcli Government ut Atnboyna had.drawn upon itself the unconquerable hatred of nut only on aCci-nr.ii'nf i-apaciii4 ;: hiii because it fiat! abolished thea4mient - ceremony of the liongeii , • resemblinA our circuits of the .ludge , ;. 7 — The Indian Government has determined to. teitiedv thC4 -• coniplarnt, 1;05" , • the - appointment of persop.s to lkar and redress all grievances._ A gentleman 4as arrived in London, who was nail on:y in cOL'iipatir with the king .at Svitanes, Int krussia, but who was actually with hint hen he• ; ` is pts4 '- ..etteti; - ' his 'escape to •the =British. fleet, Lfrz4yr the fOlowinginteresi circuinstanees the beach, at. Pillau, his Majesty niet wiih this' 'GelitleMan, 'and, 'alter some conversation,; inquired! if he were an Englishman? which-Lquestion - being: ans.wereci.in the atficrnative, GUSTAVUS, .after.pay log some compliments to ,the British Nation, said, " I will trust 'you without furilier,lnquiry ; I'a'n; OusTstitts — Anountis I procure me , a•bbat, and will proceed with you te your ships." . .The Gentleman lost 130 t a trio,y,ept, ha obtained; a boat with !pi= oars, the king leaped into it, aricl -they were pushing off when the guard suddenlyeap:: peared, and declared,. pointing their firelocks,,. ,thao the. crew were dead men if they moved an • oar,--4 The King instanily re-landed, and the ConiniandinK Officer, with a trembling hand, presented ;'lO .In 4 Majesty . the orders under wh ch he acted: ;The King at first assumed a lofty tone, but was soon Softened by the dieclest depdruoite t of the‘OlAcer, Acide'd; " Yon t - rtj• teinrn to ernlnny, or yon may pass - onward to Russia, 6,11;4 Are,' that you shall mit go to'Swrdun,..or cmei cm ticutkl Ibe Engl4 'Tile sunsequunt tenet dame to our' handB on Sa . ; -1) .:_f • ttliday ' ." PkTERSBUIiGtI, 5E,19%; no in a sittlatiott of coilsickrabie oirticulty 11111.! CllSlteyS,•. Certain ruin will be •tlie dnisc n (piece malty i)f !be fall of the Exchait g e, it du not again rise, and-ofile late failures have been occasioned -by g siou.' Thu difficulties of •iniciri wider the pe,ent circumstances, are extremely great. Thv 'Ministers have hat very serious a d con tinued ditferenc's respetinig polity to 1) , . pursued. The majority - a-them still kte.ll:•rto 1116' French interest, but I am happy to. say il-wre is a strong and grnwing parry ii Tined is she' , EnOisi l .Goverinuent —lnd in ii,i6 111(4:eluded most re sneaable nierclionts, and , many -no,biHinen nor Inv. first rank. Cmalincourts and Ilk Ivies as take core that nothing of it.ieit - ! digputes shall iradt fl'e rs of the Emperor, who is still buried in, luxury and di,- sipation. " We have heard of the project of the Swedes, headed by Bernadotte, to regain possession of t,,e conqtrred province of Finland. Yon ntiy rest tis sured that this country •u not taniLly•sAimit to it. An army leas been prepared, we suppose, d, yti:ted for thui se-vice, and persons hate; beeii set 4 into Finland: to .'repair the fortifications of the places., The subject of peace or war with' Fra: ce occupies much of our attention ; but we, do not think hastilities will be commenced, unlesslinotia parte should assist the Swedes by his troops in the project they have in hand. - :The French Government, it would appear, [bough determined not to co-uply with the demand, the Americans, was yet d-sirous of itiduOig Gcneit Armstrong to: forego his intention ofleei,•iog country, by holding out exi?ectations ot the e • NT.Ii:.g ni.lerui , es be ang adjusted. A private letter t: out Pan's, .of thew h instant, states that the tollnwing ex planations on points which had preitonbly Leen Wider (discussion, were. c‘iniained .a ni a e&tt to General Armstrong-by the I)uc de Cadfr.- •F. That an American ships iisOuld• in . French ports:' betwixt till's and tire- itst ot vernber next, should be comprehended muter tare Berlin anti Milan.becreci, and not-under :any otter exitt Mg Decree: . • , .2. That the Decree of the•23 , :l •of March,. 18.10, was revoked the wpmerit the Freticla • Goveritta,ann heard ot the sosih.tision of the Non-IntlrcourscA,',i. ' 3. That Allierkan ships - which h.iy 1)0 . 1 their flag to be disrsonoureal -by ss,t4)O,is *too to :he bats!) Orders itvCoctitcil f shall, wit4ut thinctalty, be admitted into the ports of Frame, 'with tile 11- bery ot.clearing"trat 4. That the Emperor Win give•liCetis , .s to Ana-rl.; can.ships, this betng•the only I t .;reio ihag'l.lvoured with . S. Th:t. American ships, loadod tin v u .n c l i s o r American account, win be admitted 'Mtn- french ports. It • is furiher: stated, though, frosti alinowledge 91 the ra; acity of the French rt,lcr, We`eannot believe ts,e witiiltt be fi.PiElc;d; that.`the Fl6llCri GoverUnit n t hal intimated ifs,„inkution.:to.toort , ‘ 0,6 Ain c iiclin propel ty eonsetiu.enee of the Ii cite of the 'Zid of Mlrr.l), 1 810, ifs son's, as it Ii id netts . informed rhat„Alse and otrier property detainrd in AtneriCa, had b,:en ri..416-ed to th , IdWIUI oWners. ,We'some film:Mince: Mentioned that h Treaty of Peace had.'neenconeluded - bet ',v i ten , . the Psissee Ite gt=sit of Py . rtugal andj he I.)ey Algiers; under the mediation of the Briti,ls Govcrinnypt , Oue of the sty:lL-imps of the wat, the release of x:ltortitivs sutn tor:tik i e sum : of 042,E1.47,S,p3nisir i bard Tins sum lite Puitutiese Governstent,says, to the peCnisOryerhhatr,lssnients io '‘i'hich the country reduced from its extraor,tinary i;florts in eciuipping he neces•ary .;: atrthiments to repel the•leroeio94 ene iny who threatens its independenee., its fi4cl.s iiself lissahls!, 'inistieitioiely. tip -raise, and proposes that 3 ointstary publse subscription shall ue opened fu r . ptivi)96l..t. . The statement which has appeared in lotti_ of tl' e -Paper.', of Sir JA of, Fitiiand fOr the purpose t.)f utidertakirig '44:ffetisivie optratioirs agh . itiSt . some of the . ports on that, sea, ts, erroneous... Ad: tuiral as to remain on his phi t sth Of the. next.nroiith, to co'llo'ct and convoy tit. ugh 'the Sound litelitSt Beattie i) . and our fleet is then: to return home to reci nit, atter the:se ..vere service it ,has lately sustained.. THE THEATH his'firsL,ap, 'pearance at COVeni-GardenTheatie, since the ter -Mina-lion of Etieviliiftne, on Sattirdkylasl - , ate sharaderof tirg.tr.._ The andiettce.greeteLk . him, on his entrance, witli„a warmth of app4toie which he has seldom' reC4lve"d in .the zenith 05 his popul.nit t y, -3'4 if to slew that -ihey 3:-paratett f.ts - eonn e cti on with the lath diAputes ,froru his gth.wml , ll)oliig•a4 au actor and a min. He was evidently oppiessed with . e. -„,ere this very fit tie' re,;&pt ion igity, .a spirit to lits ettorts that made his cr c isional a • nei'ieSiaiy prt • tit rf,e aged (I*.iti)lll, accurate ; and highly., C J IARL LS K LIABLE., as usual, a v.ery „:intmated tb the pail ot Mrs, HAMCRTON, wife of the actor ,who' , recently " aprared Rarts.at this 'rheatre ii wt!s the re preseitiliiiv- Of Col - de/id. Heir figure is tolerable, .bat rattet slender. '"'Her pionurtCPatititt*A particu ..larlyAistinct.;: and ,t hough she manifested no high pretensions, , her perfurtnancewas tpatkr , d ,.. by goad sense and6itelat'pro l iriety: ' . , The 'Dactiessi of Oda no bit w‘as on Saturday night at Ce%entr-garden Theitre,lint - die Duke of 'Yea tes box, ...suxrutilide.d by bertraudchildrem. Qn.Friday night, as,some,lellows Atere‘attempt :, ing to break itilo A a bßi.rse in Aldermanbuiy, tne beadle of the paii'sh, named Eldrig - r., who was passing at the time, attempted to -iebtaie them; when odeot the xuttians struck .Itim with an instrument which knoCked out one °lbis eyes, and otherwise Wounded him so tevcrety, thiu his recovery is despaired - ^ , NAVAL N E wS.I OCT. 13.--A eet, 100 consis!lng of an East Indianian, acid slap ofrom-the \Veit Indies, British Ariltrit'Aft to ; lonie, the Straits; and - iranyorts.ut , cier co nvoy buttil-er lecip-of.'w at, which. hod, been wind litis,uh'd in these : Roads several days, his morning' left the same, (wind Northerly) and proceeded dp Channel. FALMOUTH, OCT. I 2 the Marlin sko of Liar fro:» the Eastward, and Henrif,' bouod to Berinula. PLYMOUTH, .00T: lg.—Sailed his Majesty ship Dryad, for the Coast of Spain. ' Arrived the Ceres, MAnsnAct. ; Lis, Woos ; H EDLEY ; Endeavou? , ,W yLKI NtioN ; ha - bella, LA MPTON ; . Margaret and Isabella, LINK - LATER ; and tt‘e•Stinirrel,, S/ MS, ,tro.n Sun.:er Sailed hiq Majesty's ships Scylla, ou a cruise, Lid hue/agent, with a' controy for Livfirponot. S ►ilcd his Majesty's - sWp.Rover, on a cruise,.:, OCT. 1 3.--Arrived. his ntjesty'i ships Armada, of 74 guni, and Rarpy, of is inns, Lilit3lll 131..ANUE1, from ,the Westward ; and are sailed again for Lisbou._ Aiio arrived the. Spanish tnig getyea, .A.. e.v antnoo, plaster, from London, wi th a cargo ot cocoa, bound to Spai n ; t h e t;leanor, KNIGHT; and Hero, Gocaitt ALL, from Sunthflanci: An Expec'ition is,aboun to proceed to Corunna i under the command at Gctirral';Wauttft: alto troups-will.assernble at this port: SAO his- Majesty's ,bhip Scylla for Corunna;: with the. follovi:ini:Transi:6rtH Under convoy, liden with 'provisions, Viz. Rover, SA'At4 . ; Jane:, .NIIN , NAM ;, and :Irma,. ASHWICK ; the In. &W itt ANDEUSON, Par Madeira. c aw , d own the Harbour and anchored in the Spurn' his Mlestv . Aitived . and is gone into Harbour his Majesty's ship licwer. ..---~- • YARMOUTH, OCT. I3 l —The two line. of haftll ships are 'wider sailing ordLrs, viz. the Standard, of gu;is, for POrtsihouth, and the Vanguard, Of guns, for the Nore,,and -should the . sail, th!s. afternoon. The Redbreast, Sir G. KErrn, wits a convoy for Hvligoiand, is wind bound-. . Arrived the Bold, LiclatXitivittts, and rem iin4 these Roads with the Bortark, Admiral I.tord.Ga'ir.o- NKR ; Vanguard, Standard, Horatio trtg.ste,. Lyra', Captain AlAtt*nAt.t. Redbreast anti Bold guts- brigs ; Princess Augusta,. and the British Fair cut ters, • Sailed the ataiqpe aud Partridge. to 14e Nt..- s+- ward. P,it in here severN fishing dug.;ers,"beloneinf, the ecablishaienr Lotrtiow ; wit!l salt e d ix t i white herrings , frow the Nur,th.Fi ~.• Siii gIitNIESS, .00T. ArriVed his Niijisiy .l 4 ship, Pnr.tria . .ve and Ctilliope, One \‘et-k a slispicioti4 vesiei Cil9.i~ 11C appearance ill the .tiver one:, but Ar,•ry oaleiy she was tatio"iii with, citis-d, tx)arded, carried in a most tflow;er.by Plitt , it v,il Adniirals,.high in command, Arrived his Majesty's 'shy Charger lei, er. .frorn . _ • • • • Three bay, the Hon. Captain Pttos.v,.trom ;. • rp. , tlTsmotia . o4., ' yeSierday ship,-8eir40044 t..rthe Eastward.. !lino Majesty ship . Ulysses, with. IFon-smt tor G.u.rrit-y 2V ary -; apd Pr inters, 111 \ KISON, tot'Stuillerianci..• • • • •;'tl Arrived the ship Sallyi4Grm.niq,., from Lon:lfin, with dells for this.port, bound to Lisboa Thil/14in, LONDRIDGE 5 Eterrur , ' ; and SMITH, Iron' L013(1011 E/24 : 1 ; HA NDFOIID; 410111 SLViderland;:Tzvenqe Broder.% --, from- Neer- way' • • , t • .• •! . , .. - The Eliza ball, coiatry ill'ip, for 11 , 1:idrp.3 and i-: &gigol o and the-Cambrian f or B ot iitiy, will pail :ruin iiris port-it - La kw - thys. , . - , .:.,..7.• . .. - At. the Roya" Exchange, coff , be-bouse,, .aud 'the- Sio'ck 4ictVitte, e , ;iisidefahte QdJs at t;cttlng iit.favour: icy . Ho:1i ti • it• and - , Co:'s . an d s dliaz trove., pkizei A/awn .o. Fek.l • - next, than any other Ot4ce in: the United lc.ing dorn. IVI . ~ • • .:•.; PA/Mac - CI EatT -REsToign, 'AN)) ONE 4 PLEN - T y , __ There . is, no ,Liarainc4r. pf...s be:stahrot:peenni ary a O.' :i 7 s more accurate t ., hau C4l{ . rs Ws ,f.....11.1y . a. tive,lor a; surt..'av prosperity ` ciiwns, so sure is H. o.llice AO: be visited 'hi 11 Uraberi. .1 - ii's f:, osnlesi lisi week was, very. great; autt this week k will . .b : much greater, as it, )411)0§si6le that, khe 1 3 .11); , c Ciu . be iliensilikt . t.s 't be cv.ry.unerior advAntnses Ilk:: Lottery, Which draWs next' Friday, abounds. Sl l / 4 1 ITH F I I. OCT: 15. • Thi s (I)y', Nl:irkel was fi.t4 Sopp!led with hri plc 13dailS, and the ; show - irPaenensl was very g,c)od and•r:Pork, subl at lag prices 1. and the trail the j ipysi part wos•,prity sales die Hay Market were synN ‘..vltat 'lively; Hay - a;a - Straw fetched' Erst prCees Cloxer pins dropped . in prine.t-We sub . j9in au.accti rate statement of the prices494,niambers To sink the ogtrper stone of 81b. Beef 45. 4d, tct Ibutton.4s. 4d. to ss. 4d, Veal,_ ss. od. to 75. od. Pork 55. od.. to 7s. off; Lania od. to det.. ,Beasts 269,. Sheep i7 i 900. CJlves 280. Pigs 240. Sedinfingt.D 1:14 -MARKET. Flay 51..05...0d. to 91. os. od. ' Sttiw 21. 105. ad. to 31, 3s. od. Clover 61..t05. ed. to 91. ob. od. CORN- - EXCIIANGR, OCT. 15.—There are coma deiable supplies of Wheat coastwlie to r day, with great part lei last week's - arrivals . of Foreign (up wards of quarters), and sales 34. and 4i, lower than Friday ;—Barley and Malt. rather Llt are } While Peas likewise;---Grey, and Beans of the t q kind -4 keep :herr rlices i-9,118 air ici my:WU, g supp:y, and sales at litt;e variation;—Flour in apart supply, ands'upports itsprice. a